Comments by "Marilena Ganea" (@marilenaganea6578) on "War in Ukraine: A week that shook the world | DW News" video.

@lucicerlanfe3897 Ukraine is not Putin's territory
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@ronaldwilliams6431 have you looked at a Ukrainian map lately? It isn't ... Not yet and even if will be the population will always fight their oppressors. It looks Putin bite more than he can chew and he will choke
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@darshanahewage8018 you mean countries who want to enter this alliance for their protection should be refused and left for the Russians to invade like they did with Georgia and Ukraine?
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NATO is not a nation.
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@aleksabenovic6046 the Serbs and Croat were using Putin's book back then. Declare "autonomous regions" on someone else's territory. In 1991 several self-styled “Serb Autonomous Regions” were declared in areas of Bosnia and Herzegovina with large Serb populations. Evidence emerged that the Yugoslav People’s Army was being used to send secret arms deliveries to the Bosnian Serbs from Belgrade (Serbia). In August the Serb Democratic Party began boycotting the Bosnian presidency meetings, and in October it removed its deputies from the Bosnian assembly and set up a “Serb National Assembly” in Banja Luka. By then full-scale war had broken out in Croatia, and the breakup of Yugoslavia was under way. Bosnia and Herzegovina’s position became highly vulnerable. The possibility of partitioning Bosnia and Herzegovina had been discussed during talks between the Croatian president, Franjo Tudjman, and the Serbian president, Slobodan Milošević, earlier in the year, and two Croat “communities” in northern and southwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina, similar in some ways to the “Serb Autonomous Regions,” were proclaimed in November 1991.
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